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OLOKOESHIN:
Medical Doctors in the house please I need your urgent assistance

Something strange is growing inside my toe nail and it's not painful at all.

It was small before now and I used to use nail cutter to cut it off while removing the old nails.

It looks like it's growing bigger and bigger

Please what is it called and how can I treat it?.

Thanks

That's monkeypox.

I've warned you earlier to stop eating monkey but you wouldn't listen.

Now, you see what you have done to yourself.

Very soon those stuff will start growing out from all over the rest of your body.

Stargurl20:
I'm one of those who is no longer crazy about ASUU strike any longer

Sorry, ma

backnbeta:
ASUU is fighting for the future of Nigerian education, not only for better remuneration. Yes, the strike is necessary but it's not working because unfortunately, ASUU is dealing with the most insensitive government in the history of Nigeria; a government that doesn't care about public opinion!

This is a government that will rather employ spin doctors to destroy ASUU's image as being the one that is insensitive to the plight of Nigeria students and their parents, rather than take responsibility! Yes, I stand with ASUU! I'm just considering what students are going through. I know a student who is very suicidal because she couldn't process her transcripts for international admission; so many cases of depression!

So much sense.

plsdisvirginme:
The highest I have paid is 16,500.
This month alone I have spent almost 101,500.
The truth of the matter is that once you start sleeping with olosho, it is very hard to leave.
May God help me

Oya, clap for yourself.

VeryWickedMan:
I just want to update everyone that after a very peaceful and successful discussion with my gf's family members this morning I have accepted the baby as mine.

Everything went according to plan.


Mods, well wishers and the general public take note.

Thank you sir.

How did you manage to see what you typed here?

Or did they type it for you as well?

Stargurl20:
They're at the point. Not almost

Ha ha ha ha ha

If care is not taken, ASUU will become the Public Enemy Number One now.

The tweets I read on twitter concerning ASUU and the ASUU strike shows that a lot of folks are no longer seeing reason with ASUU with regards to continuation of the strike.

JJuanMiguel:
It was reported that there were a lot of arguments in the NEC meeting.
That ASUU president is too controversial, seems he's politicising the strike based on his previous comments.

They should vote him out immediately if that is the case.

Maybe he is so comfortable because he has other streams of income pumping money to his bank account.

Some of my colleagues who are lecturers are no longer finding the strike funny at all, if not for anything else but, primarily because of the depletion of their financial resources.

JJuanMiguel:
Not all lecturers were in support of the strike from the beginning.
We were talking about it in class in January and one of my lecturers said we all should just manage and endure this government for now.

I ran into my HOD last week in a restaurant, he told me they had just concluded a meeting, and that they are considering to go indefinite. I told him it doesn't matter even if they strike for two years, it's not affecting the people they think they are fighting and it's not working. He said it's true, but that the people are not doing enough. Meaning ASUU are expecting the public to protest and help them put pressure on the government.
For now, ASUU are on their own. At this point, NLC or NANS won't come out and say they want to protest.

You are right.

Not all lecturers are in support of the strike.

In fact, my very close friend, a Graduate Assistant who is also running her Masters is so angry right now because the strike has stopped her from getting ahead in her career.

But the truth is that ASUU should have read the handwriting on the wall a long time ago and see that this government is not the best government to drag their issues with.

There is a point you reach in a fight whereby even the people you are fighting for will abandon you.

ASUU is almost at the point now.

backnbeta:
This is really frustrating ! If I'm feeling this way, I wonder how my students are feeling! One thing I've realized is that this present administration don't place any value on education in Nigeria and no matter what we do, they will not yield to us and the students will continue to pay for the sins of the government because in reality; students are the ONLY losers! Isn't it about time we consider our students? It's just so sad

E be like say hunger don dey hol' madam lecturer backnbeta small small...?

If not, why are you now telling your fellow ASUU strikers that enough is enough after SIX months?

Why don't you wait for ONE complete year so that we can conclude that ASUU can actually strike for a WHOLE season?

I hope you've realized now that the longer you stubborn ASUU lecturers continue to strke; the more the pay you guys are going to lose following the no work, no pay policy?

So you beter warn your fellow strikers.

Obidient4life3:
Rheno will understand what he has done to his career after 2023 election!

What exactly is his career?

Professional online troll?

Peter Obi is a goal.

If you like, go and verify.

Wetin na?

They should allow her to sell her ashawo business very well.

I want to see Manchester City and Liverpool in the toughest group.